Paprika chicken in a lemony sauce is the weeknight dinner formula perfected: paprika-crusted chicken seared crisp, finished in the oven,...
Read moreDetailsCamarones a la veracruzana — Shrimp Veracruz — captures the story of Veracruz on one plate: Mexican tomatoes and chilies...
Read moreDetailsCaçoila (say it “kah-SOY-lah”) is the Azores’ great slow-cooked pork — and thanks to Azorean emigration, it is as famous...
Read moreDetailsPork picadinho is the beef version’s equally beloved sibling (that recipe is also on the site): cubes of pork shoulder...
Read moreDetailsPicadinho — “little chopped pieces” — is tavern food from the old school: small cubes of beef simmered with wine,...
Read moreDetailsFeijoada transmontana is the feijoada of my family’s homeland — Trás-os-Montes, where winters are long, smokehouses are serious, and bean...
Read moreDetailsFeijoada is Iberian bean-and-pork wisdom perfected: white beans and a full cast of pork — shoulder, bacon, smoked sausage, maybe...
Read moreDetailsArroz de tomate is the rice Portuguese children grow up on and Portuguese adults never outgrow: creamy, tangy tomato rice...
Read moreDetailsCachupa pobre is the everyday soul of Cape Verde’s national dish: the same slow-simmered hominy corn and beans as its...
Read moreDetailsCachupa is Cape Verde’s national dish, and cachupa rica is its Sunday best: hominy corn and beans slow-simmered with pork,...
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